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Carlo”—it’s Colman at his best . .
Frances Dee und Joel McCrae are still
celebrating the birth of their second
son . .. It costs a girl from one to two
hundred dollars a month to be beauti­
ful, if she’s a movie star—the beauty
parlors get most of it.
Oldest Fortification in
the Western Hemisphere
Cuba’s Castillo de la Fuerza (the
Castle of the Armed Forces) is be­
lieved to be the oldest fortification
in the Western hemisphere.
It
Btands at the foot of O’Reilly street
In the oldest part of Havana. It was
begun In 1538, thereby antedating
Morro castle by about 50 years.
The history of La Fuerza goes
back to the time of Hernando de
Soto. It was there that Dona Isabel
de Bobadilla, De Soto’s wife, threw
herself into the sea upon learning of
her husband’s death and his burial In
the Mississippi river.
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HE Clark Gable divorce
announcement wasn’t exact­
ly news; it had been brewing
for a long, long time, with the
company that employs Gable
trying to stave off a separation
—they feared that you and I
and all the rest ot his public
wouldn’t flock to the theaters to
see the stalwart
star if his wife
left him. The an­
swer to that Is that
“Mutiny on the
Bounty,” his cur­
rent release, has
been drawing big­
ger crowds than
ever, especially In
New York, where
the society folk
with whom he now
associates there
have flocked to the
theater in crowds, clad in ermine,
sable, mink, or top hats, white ties
and tails. Naturally, there has been
a lot of comment on who the next
Mrs. Gable will be—everybody
seems sure that there will be a
third Mrs. Gable as soon as the
divorce goes through. Hollywood’s
candidates are Loretta Young and
Elizabeth Allen. People who were
on location with Clark and Loretta
when the “Call of the Wild” was
made say there’s no question that
she is the new love. She says
nothing. Elizabeth Allen, rather
startled, points out the fact that
she already has a husband.
In New York they're saying that
he’ll follow the example of Gary
Cooper and Richard Barthelmess and
marry a society girl. His first wife,
they say, taught him to act. His
second, as the first Mrs. Gable re­
vealed in an Interview startling for
its frankness, was married because
she had money, which would fur­
ther his career. Now that he's a
success, says New York, he'll pick a
wife who can advance him socially.
One of the nominations is Mary
Taylor, who forsook society, more
or less, to pose for fashion photo­
graphs a year or so ago. She Is
the niece of Countess de Frasso
(once Gary Cooper's heartbeat, and
a frequent visitor at Pickfair be­
fore she acquired a home of her
own in Hollywood).
Miss Taylor is pretty If you like
the sulky type; you’ll see her In
the next Hecht and MacArthur pic­
ture, "Soak the Rich”—her first
venture Into big-time pictures.
As for what Gable himself has to
say: Loretta Young is a very good
friend, nothing more, he announced
on his return to Hollywood. Miss
Allen? A very good friend. Miss
Taylor? She, also, is a very good
friend.
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They do tell me that all this talk
about a romance between Jean Har­
low and William
Powell is a fact,
and not Just one
of those rumors
that are cooked up
to get movie stars'
names Into the pa­
pers. On the other
hand, they tell me
also that Mr. Pow
ell Is all thrilled
over Rosalind Rus­
sell. the girl who
Jean Harlow stepped into “Ren­
dezvous” when Myrna Loy stepped
out.
—k—
Bing Crosby thinks he has the
winner of the next Kentucky Derby,
and lie's pretty pleased about 1L
In fact, lie's pretty pleased with his
whole racing stable. Wonder If
he's ever heard of the movie star
who was urged by his company to
lake up racing? The executives
figured that the star would sink so
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much money In horses and their up­
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